After days of blustery downpours sunshine and blue skies made the day. I was lucky that Tony Hooker offered to sublead early on and added to the rides with his local knowledge.
After being warned off Whiteley Village we took care to proceed single file and passed through easily without any confrontation. The off road sections were not too bad at all. The worst was a very large puddle straddling Farm Lane on tarmac. The Centenary war memorial and woodland was worth introducing to those not aware of it. Good to see our injured soldiers at lunch all recovering well, Ken, Pete, and Brenda out on her bike at last.
~ Steph
There's a good website with information about the Centenary Wood, its sculptures and exhibits, and the work of the Woodland Trust:
https://www.culturalwednesday.co.uk/exploring-langley-vale-centenary-wood/
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The Regiment of Trees
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The Foxes exploring Jutland Wood
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The Hounds visiting The Regiment of Trees
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John Merrill's sculpture: Witness
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Thinking of war and peace, we saw this display at the Hersham DC
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Tony's edition of the ride, showing his tour of Epsom Common and The Wells
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2 comments:
What was the mileage for that ride??
Why were you warned off Whiteley village Steph?
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